⚡ Quick Answer: How do I ship heavy machinery to Saint Croix from the mainland USA?
Heavy machinery shipped to Saint Croix often includes excavators, backhoes, skid steers, wheel loaders, forklifts and generators used for construction, industrial and utility projects. Christiansted/Frederiksted-area cargo facilities may be used depending on the service. RORO, container, flat rack or breakbulk is selected according to machine dimensions and operating condition.
MAINLAND USA → SAINT CROIX HEAVY MACHINERY SHIPPING
Saint Croix has more industrial and open-site activity than some neighboring islands, which means larger equipment can be practical for construction, utilities and commercial projects. All TransportDepot coordinates mainland pickup and ocean transport for excavators, loaders, backhoes, skid steers, forklifts and generators bound for Saint Croix. We review terminal capability and the final inland route before selecting the shipping method, especially for wider or heavier units.
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St. Croix Destination Port
St. Croix Cargo Facilities
Main island cargo gateways handle containers, rolling equipment and project cargo depending on carrier service.
St. Croix Customs, Tax & Import Rules
St. Croix is part of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Territorial excise/use-tax treatment, registration for roadable equipment, carrier documentation and local port release procedures may apply. Ensure invoice, serial number, ownership information and consignee details are consistent and confirm current territorial requirements before sailing.
How to Prepare Heavy Machinery
- Clean the machine and repair active leaks.
- Record make, model, serial number, dimensions and weight.
- Secure buckets, blades, forks, booms and attachments.
- Check brakes, steering and battery for RORO.
- Remove undeclared personal items and loose parts.
Documents Required
- Commercial invoice/bill of sale
- Ownership/title evidence when applicable
- Machine details and serial number
- Dimensions and operating weight
- Shipper/consignee details
- Carrier/terminal paperwork
- Any territorial tax, registration or permit documents required
Types of Heavy Machinery We Ship
Mini Excavators
Backhoes
Skid Steers
Wheel Loaders
Telehandlers
Generators
Most Popular Heavy Machinery for St. Croix Projects
| Type | Brands / Models |
|---|---|
| Mini Excavators | Kubota KX080, CAT 308 |
| Backhoes | JCB 3CX, CAT 420 |
| Skid Steers | Bobcat S770/T770 |
| Wheel Loaders | CAT 930/950 |
| Telehandlers | JLG, Manitou |
| Generators | Caterpillar, Cummins, Generac |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can non-running machinery be shipped?
Yes; special handling, flat rack or breakbulk may be required.
Can attachments ship?
Yes, if declared and secured.
Can you arrange mainland pickup?
Yes.
Do road-going machines need additional paperwork?
They may. Registration and territorial requirements should be confirmed before booking.

Kevin Baker serves as Export Operations Manager with All TransportDepot Inc., an FMC-licensed and bonded NVOCC (License No. 021693). He supports vehicle, heavy equipment, RoRo, container, and ocean freight operations, with a focus on cargo preparation, export documentation, terminal coordination, loading requirements, and shipment readiness. All TransportDepot Inc. provides international shipping and logistics services from the United States to destinations worldwide.